phantom_leo said:

Oh! I forgot to mention: I've ALSO been playing the secret "Skin the Site" mini-game Yoda hid in our Profile Pages!

It's this fun little puzzler where you change Hex Codes and alter the color scheme of the site!

I've made a fun little Purpley, Easter-Egg Color-ey Skin called "Leo" which you can all try, if you wish!

PS: Have I ever mentioned that I am color blind?

phantom_leo said:

Ravenprose said:

aspro said:

As a member of the old dude council I can be called on to settle any disputes.

Raven, you appear to be suggesting that Pac-Man is the best game on the 2600.

Robio, you seem to be proposing that Pitfall and Kaboom are the best games on the 2600.

I rule that both of your opinions are invalid.  River Raid is the best game in the 2600.  The second best game is Demon Attack.

You may rise and leave the chamber.

River Raid II is better.

Puh-lease!

NONE of those games held a candle to:

H.E.R.O.

MegaMania

Haunted House

Raiders of the Lost Ark

--or--

Phoenix!

Oh Leo knock it off. You're not old enough to be in the Old Dude Council.  

As far as the rest of you go until you accept that your failure to include Superman on your list automatically disqualifies you, please go back to sitting in the dark and playing Combat.

ASK_Story said:

I want SHANTAE Risky's Revenge, damn-it! *grrrrrrrrr*

No seriously, where the hell is that game?

It'll come out shortly after Nintendo releases Earthbound on VC.

Ravenprose said:

It'll come out shortly after Nintendo releases Earthbound on VC.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

But you may be right.

Me? Well, I've been playing games. Kinda.Picked up Blazblue: Continuum Shift last night. Really bloody impressed with the game - storylines are pretty neat, even if there's a lot more...how shall we say, sexual overtones in the game. Gameplay still kicks major arse.

But I do love how much Arc are trying to accommodate for new players - such as making a rather deep tutorial mode, a beginner mode for new comers, including all the "Teach Me, Ms Litchi" stuff from the first game (and not being a fucking hassle to unlock too). Hell, it even goes to accommodate for advanced players, by allowing you to choose between UPDATES to fight with (such as 1.00, 1.01). Do need to play more, but really digging more than Super Street Fighter 4.

The other one's been Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles for the PSP. You may know this one as the remake of Rondo of Blood, whilst including unlockable ports of the original Rondo and Symphony of the Night (which makes total sense, given SOTN is effectively the sequel). Having not touched any of the pre-SOTN games, I'm taken aback. Really, REALLY fucking love this style of game, and works perfectly. Now I kinda wanna go play the NES/SNES titles...

darthhomer said:

Me? Well, I've been playing games. Kinda.Picked up Blazblue: Continuum Shift last night. Really bloody impressed with the game - storylines are pretty neat, even if there's a lot more...how shall we say, sexual overtones in the game. Gameplay still kicks major arse.

But I do love how much Arc are trying to accommodate for new players - such as making a rather deep tutorial mode, a beginner mode for new comers, including all the "Teach Me, Ms Litchi" stuff from the first game (and not being a fucking hassle to unlock too). Hell, it even goes to accommodate for advanced players, by allowing you to choose between UPDATES to fight with (such as 1.00, 1.01). Do need to play more, but really digging more than Super Street Fighter 4.

The other one's been Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles for the PSP. You may know this one as the remake of Rondo of Blood, whilst including unlockable ports of the original Rondo and Symphony of the Night (which makes total sense, given SOTN is effectively the sequel). Having not touched any of the pre-SOTN games, I'm taken aback. Really, REALLY fucking love this style of game, and works perfectly. Now I kinda wanna go play the NES/SNES titles...

ASK_Story said:

You missed one!

Luigi is doing the Beat It dance.